Kemer Country
Kemer Country is a layered children’s living space that combines natural timber with elements designed for movement, play, and discovery. Arched niches, circular cut-outs, climbing surfaces, and soft forms are balanced with warm lighting and a neutral palette, creating an environment that feels both calm and energetic.
At the heart of Kemer Country is the idea of creating a space that children can explore across different levels, where play, movement, rest, and study become part of one continuous architectural composition.
- Year
- 2022
- Location
- Istanbul
Design Concept & Architectural Approach
The sleeping area is set within a more sheltered niche, while an adjacent climbing wall leads toward an elevated play level, introducing a strong vertical dimension to the room. Ropes, rings, and climbing elements make physical activity an integral part of the architecture, while the ball pit and slide create a more open-ended and playful experience.
On the opposite side, an arched study niche with open shelving and integrated lighting defines a quieter zone. Repeated circular cut-outs across the surrounding cabinetry introduce rhythm and reinforce the playful identity of the space, while the bright yellow chair adds a bold accent within the otherwise neutral timber palette.
Timber cladding extending across the ceiling and a large cloud-shaped pendant light complete the room with a more sculptural and whimsical expression. The result is a warm and contemporary children’s interior that balances active movement with moments of focus, rest, and imagination.
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